Sentence examples for take off fast from inspiring English sources
It starts off low – $25,000 to $30,000 is not uncommon, but it can take off fast.
If the economy refuses to take off fast, will Mr Putin turn his back on his liberal friends and revert to the state planners of old?
The Knopf imprint of the Random House division of Bertelsmann is publishing Ms. Kaysen's new book in October, promising a sizable first printing of 150,000 copies in a bet that its sales will take off fast.
Expect Avastin to take off fast, and Erbitux more slowly, as it initially will be relegated to "second-line" use, for patients who have failed other therapies.
Traffic may still be relatively modest compared to more orthodox photo sharing sites, but with Twitter poised to become a mainstream phenomenon, media sharing is going to take off fast.
Careers can take off faster.
In its palmy days the Model T could take off faster than anything on the road.
"Sixty-four-bit computing will take off faster than people think".
So, expect to see the internet of things take off faster in America than elsewhere.Nick Valéry: Difference Engine columnist, The Economist.
Microsoft, of course, is also moving Office online, but I have a feeling Docs is going to take off faster just through Facebook.
